There’s a new Racing Miku statue figurine in production, and the Good Smile Company posted her on their blog this week.

Remember the Fei-Yen HD Hatsune Miku mech in Super Robot Taisen UX? She’s actually based on a toy.

You need to be a sponsor for the 2012 Good Smile Racing team if you want to get your hands on this one!

Sony are releasing special Hatsune Miku versions of their Walkman S devices to commemorate the Vocaloid’s fifth anniversary.

Dreamy Theater Extend will also support stereoscopic 3D and you’ll be able to access your Project Diva Extend save data, modules and edit data as well.

Alongside announcing Next Hatsune Miku: Project Diva this past week, the Project Diva team also provided an update on the series’ sales performance at their Miku blog.   Sega have have shipped—not sold—over 1 million units of the Project Diva series to date in Japan, they say. So far, the series includes Project Diva, Project [...]

Max Factory’s upcoming Luka figure gets thoroughly inspected by the Good Smile Company.

We’re doing it again!

Hatsune Miku: Project Diva Extend, Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker HD Edition and PokéPark 2: Beyond the World made their debuts in Japan last week.

Also featuring: a video of Nekomimi Switch featuring the game’s entire cast in different modules!

Oh, and a brand new song, “Rolling Girl,” that brings the list of known tracks up to 34.

“Uta ni Katachi wa Nai Keredo” is in the list of Project Diva Extend songs. Now you can watch an in-game play movie of it.

Sega are giving a ““Special Collaboration Album VOCALOID extend REMIXIES” CD to those that pre-order Project Diva Extend.

That’s 33 of Project Diva Extend’s 36 tracks that we now know.